Nolet's The Reserve Gin
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Nolet's The Reserve Gin is an ultra-luxury small-batch gin from the Nolet family distillery in Schiedam, Holland—the same eleven-generation house behind Ketel One Vodka, with roots in distilling going back to 1691. Released in tiny allocations and bottled individually with a numbered label signed by Carolus Nolet Sr., The Reserve is widely regarded as one of the most exclusive gins ever produced, hand-crafted from a closely guarded recipe built around saffron and verbena.
The nose leads with warm saffron, lemon verbena, and a soft wash of juniper, drifting into subtle spice and floral lift. The palate is silky and deeply aromatic: more saffron, honeyed citrus, a hint of ripe apricot, and a refined herbal backbone that runs through a long, elegant finish. At 104.6 proof, it carries weight and concentration without heat—this is a sipping gin, not a mixer.
Serve The Reserve neat in a small tulip glass, or with a single hand-cut ice cube. If you must mix, keep it simple—premium tonic and a lemon twist, nothing more. A trophy bottle for serious gin collectors and the home bar's top shelf.
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Bottle details
| Type | Contemporary Gin |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nolet's |
| Producer | Nolet Distillery |
| Origin | Schiedam, Netherlands |
| Strength | 52.3% ABV (104.6 proof) |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is a sipping gin built around saffron and verbena, made in small batches by the Nolet family distillery in Schiedam, the eleven-generation house behind Ketel One Vodka, with distilling roots reaching back to 1691. The nose opens on warm saffron and lemon verbena over a soft wash of juniper. The palate stays silky and deeply aromatic, with honeyed citrus, a hint of ripe apricot and a refined herbal backbone carrying into a long, saffron-warm finish. At 52.3% ABV it has real weight and concentration, yet it carries that strength without heat. It suits the gin drinker who already knows the classic juniper-forward styles and wants to see how far the category can stretch, as well as the collector who values a numbered label signed by Carolus Nolet Sr. We carry it because it makes a compelling case for gin as a neat, contemplative pour, and because it gives a serious top shelf a distinctive centerpiece.
Pairs well with
- Saffron seafood paella — The dish's saffron mirrors the gin's signature saffron warmth, while its honeyed citrus brightens the seafood.
- Apricot and almond tart — Ripe apricot and honey notes in the gin echo the fruit and sweetness of the tart.
- Slow after-dinner sipping — Its long, lingering finish and layered botanicals reward unhurried sipping once the plates are cleared.
Questions about this bottle
What does Nolet's The Reserve Gin taste like?
What does Nolet's The Reserve Gin taste like?
Saffron leads on the nose with lemon verbena and a soft wash of juniper. The palate is silky and aromatic, adding honeyed citrus, a hint of ripe apricot and a refined herbal backbone, before a long, elegant finish that leaves a trail of saffron warmth.
How strong is it, and what size is the bottle?
How strong is it, and what size is the bottle?
The Reserve is bottled at 52.3% ABV, or 104.6 proof, in a 750 ml bottle. Despite that strength, it is built to carry weight and concentration without heat on the palate.
Should I sip it or mix it?
Should I sip it or mix it?
It is meant primarily as a sipping gin, served neat in a small tulip glass or over a single large ice cube. If you do mix, keep it simple, such as premium tonic with a lemon twist, or a spirit-forward classic like a Martini or Negroni.
Is it a good gift for a gin collector?
Is it a good gift for a gin collector?
Yes. It is a small-batch gin from the Nolet family distillery in Schiedam, bottled individually with a numbered label signed by Carolus Nolet Sr., which makes it a natural trophy bottle for a serious gin collector's shelf.
